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Consumer Recommender and Feed-back demonstrator

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The purpose of the iTV demonstrator is to show the possibilities that can be provided by ad-vanced iTV services. The first prototype described in this document is based on the back-ground architecture work developed at the Laboratory for digital signal, image and video processing , University of Ljubljana and on the JAME Author software, which was developed by the Fraunhofer-Institut für Medienkommunikation IMK (FhG). The prototype is used for demonstration of basic functionalities that are interesting for the coming iTV services such as video on demand, automatic recommendation of interesting TV programmes, acquisition of additional data for particular TV programme, etc. 
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WP6: Personalisation and Feedback. 
University of Ljubljana  Janez Zaletelj, Matevz Pogacnik, Tilen Mlakar, Tomas Pozrl 
2007-03-15 13:22  Request for more detail


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Copyright University of Ljubljana.  Patent Protection not sought. 
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